Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-15-61
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Township fairs - Cooperation with agricultural extension
Official statutory text
forces - Determination of number, time and place - Management -
Selection and transportation of county fair exhibits.
A. The township fair shall be the unit of the free fair plan,
and the county fair association shall cooperate with the state and
federal agricultural extension forces in organizing boys' and girls'
clubs, cooperative marketing associations, livestock improvement
associations and such other agricultural organizations as are deemed
advisable by the executive board.
B. The executive board:
1. Shall determine the number of township fairs and county or
township livestock shows and other agricultural shows, to be held;
2. Shall fix the time and place of holding the fairs and shows;
and
3. May provide that two or more townships or communities within
the county may combine their exhibits in one township fair.
C. The management of the township fairs shall be under the
direction of the township members and the secretary of the county
fair association, who:
1. Must observe the rules of the executive board;
2. Shall select exhibits for the county fair; and
3. Shall transport the exhibits to the county fair.
Selection and transportation of county fair exhibits.
A. The township fair shall be the unit of the free fair plan,
and the county fair association shall cooperate with the state and
federal agricultural extension forces in organizing boys' and girls'
clubs, cooperative marketing associations, livestock improvement
associations and such other agricultural organizations as are deemed
advisable by the executive board.
B. The executive board:
1. Shall determine the number of township fairs and county or
township livestock shows and other agricultural shows, to be held;
2. Shall fix the time and place of holding the fairs and shows;
and
3. May provide that two or more townships or communities within
the county may combine their exhibits in one township fair.
C. The management of the township fairs shall be under the
direction of the township members and the secretary of the county
fair association, who:
1. Must observe the rules of the executive board;
2. Shall select exhibits for the county fair; and
3. Shall transport the exhibits to the county fair.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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